Would this be appropriate for an F350 dually crew long bed diesel? Would this 9500 lbs winch pull this truck out of situation (even up a slight hill)?
41695
Yes it will, i have a chevy silverado 3500 dually and it will pull it with no problem!
599981
Don't understand your question about the different lengths? Unless you mean the 14" to 17" it talks about. If you do this is the different heights off the bed of the truck that you can raise or lower it to. I don't recommend using a short wheelbase truck to pull a 36 foot fifth wheel!!
1254601
I have a 1/2 ton pickup and it measures around 83 inches to pulley. I used it also on my Polaris Ranger and had no problem getting the deer swung over the edge of its bed. That is with the legs tied together. Hope this helps!
158232
I used it on a tractor with 1 ton chevy truck wheel plates to pull it off a hydraulic motor shaft. The bolts must line up is the biggest requirement. You might need a four prong puller. If cheaper than shop labor buy two to get more legs.
1329467
Yes, this is a very heavy duty truck. Would have no trouble carrying several hundred pounds.
371686
I put mine on the back of my F-150 and raised it up and it was a little short of the top bed rails, but with a 2 x 4, some deck screws, a few bolts, and a little work I think it would work very well to support one end of your yak. I have no trouble using it to transport my canoe or my "heavy" yak. Hobie ProAngler 14 foot and 120 lbs.
155094
If you have the boom extended and crank the winch all the way up It will lift an about 3 1/2 - 4 ft item. (it will depend on your set up. the distance from your hitch to the base of the bed varies from truck to truck) This is about the best one I have seen on the market
1915681
I carry mine in both of my pickups-ones small GMC Sonoma and the other a 6' bed F250' due to the wheel wells I tilt the boat on one side so it is angled into the bed. Works great.
740609
If I remember correctly, I don't think it would go any higher. The winch cable is retracted all the way in when the lift is pulled up to the tailgate. .
1636274
No issues at all. That's what this thing was made for. I have a regular pickup and it works great for loading my atv, wheel barrow full of debris, and dollies with appliances. Having a lifted truck will make the angle pretty steep, but the ramp will handle it without a problem.
1416218
Yes, definitely. I use it to load my 800 pound Polaris X2 Sportsman ATV into the back of my truck. It will work for you.
2283240
depends on the length of your bed. it would not be very friendly for a short bed truck.
712666
I use the winch that I bought for that purpose and it does not given me any problems but regarding its safety I think I am in no position to answer that .. Check the manual
237587
I have a stock Ford F150 Platinum 4x4 pick-up truck (year 2011), and my Jeggs 2 ton floor jack will lift any corner of the truck with no problem. If you just want to raise your truck high enough to get the wheels off the ground, then the lifting height is fine. If you need more height than that, then maybe others can give you the answer. I've only used it once to do a 4 wheel tire rotation.
1580888
I mounted a superwinch 8500 lb on mine. I'm pretty sure they use the same bolt pattern! I'd call curt to be safe. I have a receiver hitch on the front of my F250 and it is awesome to handle the winch due to its cradle design. Good lick
2119136
The issue would be how the cables would be ran. To use it as an additional winch you would need another cable and it would be in the way.
1251056
i"m not really sure.i know its agjustable.i used this rig for my trailer for the 4 wheeler.your probably above it with your winch braket higher.